The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe recently awarded Sound’s Children’s Domestic Violence Response Team (CDVRT) a $15,000 grant to support the important work that Sound does for thousands of adults and children survivors of domestic violence.
Sound’s Laura Bruco, BA, clinician with the Transition Support Program presented on the topic: 1st Diagnosis Aftercare: What Happens Next? How to effectively support your loved one after a mental health diagnosis. The conference was a sold-out event at the Overlake Paccar Education Center.
by Victoria Force, Child and Family Services What is art therapy? Art therapy is an evidence-based mental health practice in which a trained art therapist utilizes art materials and other forms of expression to aid clients in their therapeutic journey. Art therapy can look like traditional talk therapy with art directives and materials used … Continue Reading »
When “Hope” (not her real name) arrived at SMH in 2010, she was caught in the maelstrom of domestic violence. She was leaving an abusive, long term marriage and wondering what the future would hold for her and her three young daughters.